On the day of Janmashtami in 2014 Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) is going to enter into its 50th year of establishment.
“VHP is working in the field of education and since our aim is education and health to all Hindus, so from the day of Janmashtami, we are going to initiate a massive programme of healthcare of especially Hindus.”
It was stated by international president of Vishwa Hindu Parishad Dr Praveen Bhai Togadia in a programme organised by local VHP unit at Town Hall, Hazaribagh, on Tuesday.
“Very soon we are going to make a network of more than 3 lakhs doctors who will especially take care of the health of Hindus of this country and of abroad. Any Hindu can take help of these doctors free of cost. Besides this, the VHP has also started a helpline having number 020-66803300 for the Hindus who are in trouble or are suffering due to their religion,” Togdia informed.
Praveen Bhai Togadia said that said that VHP wants to change the colour of politics of this country saffron. In the coming election we will support those who will promise to remove article 370 and to save the Hindus of this country.
Those who talk about secularism are actually appeasing the minorities especially Muslims. Government has everything for the minorities and nothing for the majority Hindus, he added.
Talking about the history of VHP and Hindu religion Togdia said that it was a Congressman Kanhaiya lal Munshi who had established Vishwa Hindu Parishad in 1964. In ancient times the Hindus were in majority in most part of the world but now we are only 110 crores in number limited to a few countries only. Citing the example of Kankebar, Ramgarh, he said that in India we are in majority but the dirty vote politics has made us citizens on whom every law is applicable and for others it is changed.
Praveen Bhai Togadia has arrived at Hazaribagh on Monday and after performing his morning prayers at Bara Akhara on Tuesday, he led a rally of VHP workers which passed through the important roads of the town and concluded at Town Hall where he addressed a massive gathering.